What on earth is going on inside flat 3203?
‘Never in a million years did I expect to see what I saw’
Lucy McLaughlin
Lucy is an investigative reporter who cut her teeth in student journalism. She was previously an editor at The Tab, managing local teams across the UK.
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Is Chris Kenna Manchester’s first AI billionaire in the making — or a serial fantasist?
He’s been feted by the press as a tech pioneer. But we can’t find his data centres
Worried parents, slick takeovers and a £30m windfall: How chains snapped up Greater Manchester’s nurseries
What happens when childcare goes corporate
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Restore won’t win Makerfield. They stand to gain much more
‘If Restore takes Reform’s vote, that means Restore’s on the news’
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The Tameside slaughterhouse facing down a global army of activists
Undercover footage, allegedly filmed at Hartshead Meats, depicts barbaric scenes of slaughter. But the owner insists the videos have been selectively edited
What on earth is going on inside flat 3203?
‘Never in a million years did I expect to see what I saw’
The ‘unfathomable’ fall of Labour’s Greater Manchester
‘We went to the polling stations and people weren’t looking us in the eye, and we could tell something was wrong’
Is the University of Manchester’s BAME Staff Network ‘under attack’?
When the university commissioned an investigation into the network, it found evidence of bullying and inter-ethnic tensions. But now the investigation itself is being criticised as racist
The strange case of Lewis Croden, Salford Reform’s man behind the curtain
The Mill investigates a series of mudslinging anonymous email accounts ahead of next week's local elections
Falling glass, a £23m bill and a Cypriot billionaire: The never-ending nightmare at Beetham Tower
A bitter dispute over a cladding defect has been going on for over a decade
Is Chris Kenna Manchester’s first AI billionaire in the making — or a serial fantasist?
He’s been feted by the press as a tech pioneer. But we can’t find his data centres
AI activism, curry chemistry and Manchester’s big bet on the future
The Mill’s Good News Edition takes you from global start-ups to quiet side streets, and everywhere in between
A fight broke out in an Audenshaw playground. Then Facebook got hold of it
Gorton and Denton has been forced into the spotlight. Now a fight between kids is in the national news.
‘Unbelievable, revolting and extremely depressing’: Old Trafford has a rubbish problem
The neighbourhood has become Manchester’s fly-tipping epicentre. A motley gang are fighting back
'We tore the roof off': How the Greens took Gorton and Denton
Labour had been winning in the area for almost a century. Not anymore